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Roland Kirk, Drew Williams, Laura Anglade, Sullivan Fortner & Ben Rosenblum
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- Ben Rosenblum "And Then It's Gone" Instead (One Trick Dog) 0:00
- Host talks 6:03
- Laura Anglade "A Beautiful Friendship" I've Got Just About Everything (Justin Time Records) 7:44
- Flea "A Plea" Single (Nonesuch) 11:44
- Host talks 19:12
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Alfie" Seek and Listen Live at the Penthouse in Seattle September 1967 (Resonance Records) 19:59
- Drew Williams Trio "Atari" Demons Have Fresh Air (Wing Walker Music) 25:11
- Host talks 31:16
- Sullivan Fortner "Southern Nights" Southern Nights (Artwork Records) 32:26
- Dave Mossing "St. Olaf" Homesteaders (Bent River Records) 37:58
- Host talks 42:31
- Deborah Shulman "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" We Had a Moment {Summit Records) 43:02
- Carl Schultz "Unsettled Worlds" The Road to Trantor (Origin Records) 46:11
- Host talks 50:20
- Richard Marx "Magic Hour" After Hours (Richard Marx) 50:42
- Host talks 52:51
- The Cosmic Tones Research Trio "Spirit of Truth The Cosmic Tones Research Trio (Mississippi Records) 53:42
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